[I will confess, I don't entirely understand Microsoft's linker and DLL
business. Don't really want to...]
Parrot
-
libparrot.lib gets built as some kind of perverted stub of a library using
the "nmake shared" target for parrot. If instead I build libparrot with:
lib -out:blib\li
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At 03:43 PM 3/28/2003 -0500, Joseph F. Ryan wrote:
>Example:
>
> set I0, 1e20
> end
>
>Results in:
>
> (error) line 2: parse error, unexpected IDENTIFIER, expecting >'\n'
> Didn't create output asm.
>
Should it, though? Although it would be pretty convienient, I think
that
Joseph F. Ryan wrote:
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Example:
set I0, 1e20
end
Results in:
